Coquille City herald., June 01, 1897, Image 1

J ) R . G. H. -CARTER,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
O o a -u ill©
O it y .
O re g
*t residsnoe, and door south
Odd Follow*' Hall. jNothiu« but drst-
O FFICE
olaaa work.
CbarKo* roaaonable.
tiiiu IU
J ) R . J. BOUT. MOORE,
BURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
W
ILL promptly respond to all oalls,
day or iiiRbt.
COQUILLE CITY. OREGON.
jjUGENE PMSEXBEUG,
Attorney and
Counselor
at
Law.
OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
It wnH a noble Roman, in Rome's imperial day,
Who heard a coward croaker before the Castle say:
“ Ttooy’re safe in such n fortress; there’s no way to shake it!”
“ On—on !" exclaimed the hero, “ I ’ll find a teat/, or male it!"
—John G. Saxe.
“ Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide,
In the strife of Truth with Falsehoad, for the good or evil side;
Some great cause, God’s new Messiah offering each the bloom or blight,
Parts the goats upon the left and the sheep upon the right;
And the choice goes on forever ’twixt the darkness and the light.”
—James Russell Lowell.
CETTINO STRAIGHTENED OUT.
Offioe, Empire City, Oregon.
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The Capital Journal Now Sees that the Pop
Fiatists are Right.
with. The gold standard gives us
a constantly diminishing standard
to pay debts with, until debts are
increasing faster than the people
are able to pay interest. To make
silver money and paper money re­
deemable in gold besides is a fatal
policy that will only lead to irretriev­
able ruin and national bankruptcy.
We want to see the People's party
stand like a wall against “ redeem­
able” money of any kind. No com­
promise nlong that line is safe after
what we huve seen of the operation
of the endless chain of finance,
whereby the government, the peo­
ple’s industries, and the country’s
resources become mortgaged for­
ever to dead capital and the greed
of the goldltolder.
The Salem Capital Journal (Rep.)
Herald Office, CoqHille City, Oregon. has ceased to belabor the crank
Populists about their idiotic, fauat-
ical and impolitic theories on fíat
money, and now comes to their de­
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....BARBER SHOP fense in this conservative, sensible
. . • . O .. . .
rpH E BEST, NEATEST AND MOST manner:
The People’s party is going slowly
X up-to-date in the city.
fl»t and Cold Baths— Reasonable about joining its political fortunes
with other political parties without
Charge*, Courteous Treatment.
receiving recognition of its funda­
COQUILLE CIT Y, OREGON.
mental conception of finance.
As
Front street, o p p o s ^ t . R .D e g n ^
we understand its history and its
platform declarations, the People’s
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party is what is termed in derision
The most modern arranged BARBER a fiat money party, an irredeemable
X Rays.
«H O F in Coquille City.
money party. It advocates money
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. without any governmental pledge E d . H e u a i j i : A s an ardent sup­
Hot and Cold Baths at all honrs. Populnr to redeem that money in some other porter of Mr. Bryan’s candidacy for
prioes. Headquarter* for Commercial
kind of money.
The number of the office of president, I felt keen
Men. Next door J orison Bro’ s markes.
people who are coming to be afraid disappointment at his defeat; still,
of any kind of money that has to there is solace in the fact that a
Q# L. M OON,
he redeemed in some other kind of majority of the citizens of Coos
. A t t o m s y - a,t - L a w , tnouey before it is money is grow­ county cannot bo hoodwinked by
ing very large. It gives the specula­ the misrepresentation of partisans
M ARSH FIELD. OREGON.
tor in tnouey an immense advantage nud interested persons. If we pos­
Agent for the North America Insurant»Co. to bo ahlo to demand such redemp­ sessed an artist with the power of a
ot Philadelphia, and the Loudon, L it -
tion at th i hands of the government. Nast, a fine picture of tergiversation
erpool <fe G lob e.
Such money is not money in the was presented for his pencil, before
true conception of the idea of election, in the appearance among
money as a circulating medium. us of a man from California who
|olm
It is not primary money if it has to made a fortune in Coos county.
A t t o r n e y . a t - L a w , he redeemed in gold. It is not He came with the avowed purpose
money at all. It is a promise to pay of teaching us how to vote so as to
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E O O N .
money, as much as nu individual obtaiu an honest dollar.
The cli­
note or u privato check ou a hank. max of the farce was his assertion
Dealer in R kal E st at k o f all kinds.
It is worso than a note because it is that if McKinley were not elected
subject to demand at any time. It is lie could close down his work.
less desirable than a check because Thirty-seven years ago he did not
it is redeemable against the entire talk quite so loud about n lockout;
public interest
hut “ wait till the clouds roll by,"
Attorney - at - L a w ,
It can he presented over and next week.
over again. A check can he pre­
Bosebnrg. Oregon.
sented but once.
— i-j-t—
The wealth of the country is be­
Redeemable money, worked as an
Specinl attention to matters beforo the
ing absorbed by the few, in which
eudlees chain to compelí the govern­
Boaebnrg lend office. the commissioner
they are aided by special legislation;
o f the general land otfloe and secre­
ment to issue bonds, lias convinced
tary of interior at Washington.
and, in proportion to the increase of
other people besides Populists that
their holdings, they depreciate the
y r t l e c a m f , n o . iot , w o o d m e n the government better not have any
o f the World, meets at Masonic Hall money that is only used as buckets reward of labor. The result is seen
1 st and 3d Monday nights o f each month.
in the ever recurring strikes, lock­
to hail out the treasury and increase
A. J. S h : jrw o o d , Consul.
outs and the dismal array of tramps.
3oorge T. Moulton, Clerk.
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the bonded debt
The People’s
With reference to the unemployed,
pnrty
wants
free
coiuage
of
gold
OURT COQUILLE. NO. 13, FOREST-
Eugland, with a far more dense
ers o f America, meets every second arid and silver, both to he legal tender
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall, irredeemeable money. The People’s population, is not in as poor condi­
tion today as the United States witli
Coquille City. Oregon.
party wants besides paper tnouey
^
H. N. L ob b n z , C. B.
an almost unlimited agricultural
Hint is not redeemable.
History
3 e o . O. L each , B. S.
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area. Notwithstanding this deplor­
I N . L Y T L E P O S T . N O . 27, G . A .1 I.. will prove this is right. If we have able picture, the thieves who pro­
meets every Urst Wednesday night o f national treasury notes they must
tect themselves by purchasing leg­
each month. Visiting comrades in good
not he redeemable unless we want
itnndiug oordinlly invited to attend.
islation and corrupt judges, are
H . H , N ichols , Post Com.
to see t'no endless chain revolve and
_________ force a bond issue ever so often. straining every effort to introduce
W. H. N o s l e b , Adjutant.
Chinese labor. The man who would
EN LYTLE. W. B. C .t NO. !». MEETS The McKinley administration is now introduce cheap labor into a section
in Coquille City on the first and third preparing the public mind for a
where his own countrymen nre
Wednesday sfternoon in eaoli month.
“ populnr” lonn of $50,000,000 or
Mas. V io l a , E l l i o t t , Pres.
roaming in want and unemployed,
$100,000,000
bonds
to
take
paper
M b s . Ida H a b b ih u t o h , Sec.
is a fiend, and his disappearance or
money out of circulation with, which
taking off would bo a virtue- -a
"IHADWIOK LODGE, NO. fi«. A. F.
is
“redeemable”
money.
J and A. M., meets on Saturday evening
hlessiug undisguised.
All such
n or before each full moon. Visiting broth-
We believe that the theory of the
monsters may he classed with mur­
on oordislly invited.
Independent
Bimetallists
is
the
only
J. P . G oodman , W. M.
derers.
solution of onr financial problem
!. W . W h ite , Sec.
short of the absolute irredeemable
UELAH CH APTER, NO. 6 , O. E. 8 .. fiat money theory of the Peopled
The United States, or what was,
meets Friday evening on or beforo
at one time, colonies of Great Bri­
noh fall moon at 3 o'clock from April 1st party. The free coinage theory of
o Ootober ¡list, and thereafter et 7:30: and finance would involve free coinage tain, broke away from the control
aob fifteen days thereafter at 2 o'clock in
of gold and silver, without redemp­ of Euglaud, aad formed a republic
he afternoon.
„
M b s . A l ice T uttle , W . M .
tion o f either. It involves making on the Hues of greater freedom
I bs . N oba G ood , S bc .
_________ paper money
interchangeable for aud government by the people.
What kind or class of people rule us
ntOQUILLE LODGE, NO. S3, 1 .0 . O. F., either gold or silver at the option
[ j meets every Satnrday evening. Visit- of the government. We could not now? The class that rules England.
ag brethren in good standing cordially
hnve gold, silver and paper money The kings of finance, who, to gain
nvited.
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. . r.
C. A. H abbihotoh , N. G.
circulate at par unless it wns re­ their own ends— the appreciation
. S. L awrence , R. S.
ceivable by the government on of gold— would sink every human
n O Q U IL L E ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25,1. equal terms and payable by the being into perpetual slavery. Iu
L 7 O. O. F., meets every first and third government on equal terms.
Rut wa-, they fatten but do not fight;
rhersdays in each month at Odd Fellows*
in pence, thoy extort, for every dollar
[all. Cordial invitation extended to all via if the government retained the
ting patriarohs in good standing.
option of paying out either gold, loaned, a hundred, aye, a thousand­
R . E. B uck , C. P.
They govern these United
paper, or silver, then there would fold.
1. F. B o utlll , Scribe.
be practically no redemption of States today, aud pay not a just
“ Govern­
T A M IE REBEKAH LODGE, NO. 20. either.
Suppose paper was pre­ tribute to its support
J . I. O. O. F’.. meets every 2nd and 4th
ment gets its power from the con­
ednesdays in each month, at Odd Fol- sented for the purpose of making a
ws" hall.
Miss R i t C ollikb , N. O.
run on the treasury and the treas­ sent of the governed.” Show mo
S. L aw bencb . R . S.
ury to protect itself paid out silver. the individual who believes in that
The expense of removing silver legend; who hns faith iu its accom­
would be so great that the ryn plishment under present conditions,
would not last We do not assume and that it is carried out according
that the most extreme Populist to the terms of its construction,
COQUILLE CITY.
would hnve the government issue then, I will show you an ass on two
At the present period we
unlimited paper money. The Popu­ legs.
I Opposite City Wbnrf.l
list platform does not demand that possess irrefragable proof that, in­
e e ps on h a n d a n d m a k e s t o It does demand free coinnge of gold stead of thinking about responsibil­
order first-class
andsilver and sufficient paper money ity to a constituency, the average
legislator spurns the subject from
R A W H I D E : C H A I R S . to provide an elastic currency.
his meditations as a matter of no
The
American
Bimetallic
party
Manufactured from best hard wood.
Happily, there are
J. B. FOX, Proprietor.
demands that The Silver Demo­ importance.
cratic platform demands redemption worthy exceptions; men of integrity
C O O S
B A Y
in gold or silver, with the option in who act as a check on the multipli­
the hands o f the government ns city of scoundrels; consequently,
the surest check on the endless the final catastrophe is delayed, and
chain. But we are glad to have we still entertain hupes of a brighter
S tab K ey .
the People’s party adhere to its dawn.
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
fundamental theory of non-redeem-
Manufacturer o f Marble Monuments. Hes 1- able money. Redeemable money is
A generous gentleman in Bangor,
stones. Tablets, ete.
n snare and a delusion. Tlio funda­ Me., wns asked for n donation to a
C>inetery lots enclosed with stone coping
hospital, and the convalescing pa­
or curbing. Iron railings fam ished to o r ­ mental idea of free coinage at an
ratio __
is that
der. Correspondent» solicited from parties established
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„ learned that
living in the country or other towns who | „ ¡ vc our country a larger volume of » he had sent 3500 cigarettes for their
mav wish anything in my line o f business.
primary money to pay both debts use.
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THE PEOPLE’S.:::
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Chair Factory]
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aM Stia Voris
The Springfield (Mass.) Repub­
lican, whi^h supported Mr. McKin­
ley, must now he an “anarchist”
paper as must ulso Bishop Potter he
an “ nnnrchist” and dangerous agita­
tor, from the following excerpt:
“ Bishop Potter indicts both ma­
chinery and the capitalists as caus­
ing the ill-feeling and uneasiness
among the laboring classes. Ma­
chinery is turning the workingmen
into idiots; aud, after picturing
gprapliienllythe work ho saw a you n g
man performing at a factory, the
bishop said: “ No wonder that ‘at
night-time he drank, gambled aud
fought.’ He had to; otherwise he
would go ‘mad.’ How many of us
would stand this and D o t cry out!
Not one of us but would ‘ become a
striker. Myself among the first!
As for the employer, he “ looks down
upon ‘liis men.’ ” “ He treats them as
if they had ‘no souls.’ ” He is con­
stantly looking for new inventions
which will save money and throw
more men out of work. “The labor­
ing men must make the capitalist
respect ‘their rights. Let them stand
on their feet ‘und use their voices,’ ”
thuB spoko Bishop Potter Monday
evening, and thus he concluded:
This association(the church associ-
action for the advancement of the
interest of labor) is looked upon as
a dangerous and revolutionary one,
because it tends to unite the church
with the laboring man iu his great
struggle. Say w hat they will against
it, hut I for one-announce that from
today on the church of God is with
the laborer.
That’s good— that’s coming hack
to the gospel as Jesus preached it.
Jesus was with the laborer, every
time, Let us hope that the pro­
fessed churches of God will come to
this bishop’s standard, and speedily,
moreover. From the point of view
taken by the plutocratic civilization
of tile day, and expressed by almost
every New York newspaper, and by
too many ethers, however, Bishop
Potter, must now be reckoned a
dangerous man and a “ reckless agi­
tator.” He is almost an “ anarchist.”
But how precious are such men
as Bishop Potter!
The governor lately nppoiuted
regents for the stale normal school
at Monmouth ns follows: J. B V.
Butler, of Monmouth, to succeed
TiTmsclf, frir n terra o f nt*--y
Judge John J. Ditily, o f Dallns, to
eueceed J. C. White, o f Crowley,
for s six years’ term, and E. C.
Pentlnnd, editor of the Independ­
ence West Side, to succeed P.
Haley, formerly of Independence,
but now a resident of Linn eouuly,
for a like term.
Pioseburg Review: The trouble
with these numerous witnesses who
are springing up like mushrooms
to give evidence favorable to Mur­
derer Durrant, is that their testi­
mony is contradictory. One swears
that he murdered the girls himself
for a paltry$700,acd another affirms
that he saw Rev. Gibson commit
the crime.
These little discrep­
ancies mar the sensational effect of
their evidence very materially.
It is reported that during the
Jane campaign in Lane county
Rev. I. D. Driver was accnsed by
E. R. Skipworth, his oppeneut for
state senator, of being unable to
adhere to the truth in public dis­
cussions. Feeling that be ought to
resent such an imputation, Bro.
Driver asked a friend what he
should do in such a case, to which
the latter replied, “ Quit lying.”
MES. M. E. 8ANOSTEB.
“ I ennnot do much,” said a little star,
“ T o make this dark world bright;
Mv silvery beam cannot pierce far
Into the gloom of night;
Yet I am a part of God's great plan.
And so I will do the best that I can.’ *
“ What can be the use,’ ’ said a fleecy cloud,
“ Of these few drops that I hold?
They will hardly bend he lily proud,
If caught in her chalice of gold;
But I, too, am a part of God’s great plan,
So my treasures 1*11 give as well as I caff.”
A ohild went merrily forth to play,
But a thought, like a silver thread,
Kent winding in and out all day
Through the happy golden head—
“ Mother said, ‘Darling, do nil that you can;
For you are a part of God’s great plan.’ ”
She knew no more than 1 lie twinkliirg star,
Or the cloud with its rain-cup full,
How, why, or for what all strange things
are—
E*he was only a ch ild at school;
But she thought, *’ *Tis u part of God’s
grunt plan
Thnt even I, should do all that I can.”
So she helped another child along
When the way was rough to nis feet,
And she sung from her heart a little song
That we all thought wundrou 3 sweet;
And her father—a weary, toil-worn man—
Said, “ I, too, will do the best that I can.”
Maids of De Motto.
Crown Point, Iu d , May 4.—Fully
a score of marriageable girls of De
Motte, Jaspsr county, have declared
war agaiust the yunug men of that
town and have formed a lenguo to
promote refinement among the men,
which, the ladies say, is sadly lack­
ing there. They have just met in
a body and passed the following
resolution:
“ Be it resolved that the ladies of
De Motte, Ind., will not hereafter
marry a young maa who is not a
patron of his home newspaper, for
it is strong evidence of wnut of
intelligence, and that he will prove
too stingy to provide for a family,
educate his cbildieu, and encourage
institutions of learning in the com­
munity,”
QQQD FOR EV ERYBODY
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The state GrauRe of Oregon
holds its annual session in Corvnllis
today. A hundred delegates and
visiting members from abroad are
to be in utteudance, and elaborate
preparations for the entertainment
of the visitors have been made by
a committee of arrangements com­
posed of one member from each
of the Granges of Benton county,
and by a special committee from
the Corvallis Grange.
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Washington, May 24.— The reso­
lution nppropiiating $50,000 for
the relief of American citizens iu
Cuba reached the white house at
half past 12 o'clock today, after
being signed in both houses while
they were iD open session.
The
president signed the resolution
immediately. He will Ht once con­
sult with the state depaitment re­
specting the adoption of measures
of relief, iu ndditiou to those taken
Inst week, when Consul-General
Lee wns authorized to draw upon
the state department for $10,000
for procurement of immediate
supplies.
Murderer Dunham Arrested In Texas.
San Jose, Cal., May 24.—Sheriff
Lysdon is in receipt of a telegram,
from LnGrnuce, Texas, which in­
dicates that possibly Dunham, tlie
murderer so much wnuted, may tie
under arrest there. The telegram
received from Sheriff Losseiu, of
LaGrange, says thnt Dunham is iu
jail there. His identity wns given
away by Fnrgason, a chum of his,
to whom lie made the statement of
beiug the murderer from California.
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V V women to travel for responsible estab-
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President M cKinley sent a cshle-
A Bedford, Ind., man wns foolish gram toQneen Victotinon the 24th,
enough to confess his past pecca­ congratulating her on her 79tli
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If C. C C fail to cure, druggists refund money.
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Washington, May 21.— President
Henry O. Haveineyer, of the Ameri­
can Sugar Refining Co., will he
placed ou trial iu thecrimiuul court
tomorrow moruing on an indict­
ment charging him with having
refused to nnswer questions put
to hiui by the senate committee
Gen. O. G. Howard is the only investigating the sugar trust.
living American soldier who has
commanded at oue time 150,000
East Oregonian:
Turkey owes
soldiers. O D c e when he was emerg­
The
ing from the battle of Fair Oaks a billion dollnrs of bonds.
minus his right arm he was met by English drew the greater pait of
General Kearney, who had lost his the interest on this vast sum. This
left arm, with the remark, “ Never explains the reason why England
mind Howard, we will buy our winks at the atrocities of the un­
speakable Turk. The Money Devil
gloves at the same shop.”
will take no action that threatens
A wag suggests that Mr. Bryan his income, no matter bow loud
“ apply for au injunction to prevent justice muy call in times of oppres­
the gold democrats from doing sion and distress.
business with the name of Thomas
Eugene Guard: Roscburg will
Jeffeison.” No use. Stealing the
livery of heaven to serve the devil soon become known as a convention
was recognized as an irrepres­ town. Next year the grand lodge
sible offense thousands o f years of the I. O. O. F. and Rebekahs
ago, and even the Christian religion and state convention of the Chris­
tian Endeavor will all meet there,
can't stop it.
with others to hear from.
The name of Roy Pralli’ r of
Koseliurg Review:
W e also
Excelsior Springs, Mo., is a new have the Woodmen of the W orld
one on th e scroll of fame, lin t thnt convention for the district o f west­
it is entitled to a place there ca n D ot
ern Oregon.
he questioned in view o f the fa c t
8i Goodman, who hns the con­
th a t t h e owner won out over more
th a n 100 competitors in a pie-eat­ tract with the Coquille crpamerv to
deliver its output at Marshfield for
ing contest
shipment by steamer to Hen Fran­
Professor Bailey o f Ithaca Las
cisco, last Wednesday took over
succeeded in grafting tomato on
3000 pounds, and brought back
potato vineB.
In this erst* the
2000 pounds of freight.
tomato grew to full size, but the
WANTED — FAITHFUL MEN OR
potato remained small.
Don't Toliaruo Spit aud Smolte Tour Mfe Away.
Denver, Col., May 24. — Denver
was deluged this afternoon. About j
2 o’clock streaks of liglituing were
seen in the north, while great i
sheets flashed in the west. As the
two storms approached each other 1
the heavens opened and let fall j
such n dolege o f water as has not
been seen in Denver for years. It
was accompanied by wind and hail.
The atorm was so severe that l1
w r s almost impossible to see ten
__ _ _ _
feet ahead, while traffic was aliso-
lutely suspended during the dowu-
Almost everybody takes some laxatlvs
pour, which did not last long. The
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
lightning struck the East Deliver blood pure. Those w ho take SIMMONS
high school aud almost created a LiVKR REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
panic. The electricity shocked a et all the benefits o f a mild and pleasant
number of students in the building, ixative and tonic that purifies the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
and several girls fainted.
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU­
AND
Coupon, if
sent C. 0. D.
or on trial
firmly held down by a thumb
The Head o f the "Arlington” swings ou patent socket l
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nuita-ar
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f WTflrtM With top oi table.
Highest Arm—Space under the arm is
inches high mid 9 inches long. This will admit the
largest skirts, and even quilts. It is Self-Threading—Absolutely no holes to put thread through
except eye o f needle. Shuttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put in or
take out; bobbin holds a large amount o f thread. Stitch Regulator is on the bed o f the machine,
beneath the bobbin winder, and 1ms a scale showing the number o f stitches to the inch, ami can
be changed from 8 to 32 stitches to the inch. Feed is double and extends on both sides o f needle;
never fails to take goods through; never stops at seams; movement is positive; uo springs to
break and get out o f order; can be raised and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin Winder—For
filling the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holdiug the thread. Machine does
not run while winding bobbin. Light Running—Machine is easy to run, does not fatigue the oper­
ator, makes little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same ou both sides,
will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine. Tension is a flat spring ten­
sion, and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
The Needle is a straight, self-setting needle, flat on oue side, and cannot be put in wrong. Needle
Bar is round, made o f case-hardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom tc prevent oil from getting
oil the goods. Adiustable Bearings—All bearings arc case-hardened steel and easily adjusted
with a screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, and the machine will last a lifetime.
Attachments—Each machinéis furnished with necessary tool sand accessories, aud in addition we
fur iish an extra set o f attachments in a velvet lined metal box, free o f charge, as follows: One
ruftler and gatherer, one binder, one shirring plate, one set o f four hemmers, different wwhh* up
to }i o f an inch, one tucker, one under braider, oue short or attachment io*»*. « " d one thread
cutter. Woodwork of finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
DIRECTLY OF MANUFACTURERS ANO
SAVE AGENT'S ANO DFALER S PROFITS
C U R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 3 .5 0 I* our 5pecl*l Wholesale Price, but
in order to introduce this nigh-grade sewing machine, wemake a special cou- A
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pen offer, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class ma­
chine at the lowest price ever offered. Oil receipt o f $ 18.50 cash and coupon,
we wi'l ship the above-described machine anywhere aecurely packed aud
crated, and guarantee safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent with
each machine. Money refunded i f not as represented after thirty days’ test,
trial. We will ship C. O. D. for $19.50 with privilege o f twenty days’ trial on
receipt o f $5.00 as a guarantee o f good faith and charges. If you prefer thirty
days’ t rial before paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue with testi­
monials, explaining fully how we ship sewing machines anywhere to any­
one at the lowest manufacturer’s prices without asking one cent in advance.
The best plan is to send all cash with order, as you then save the $1.00 dis­
count. Remember the coupon must be sent with order.
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“FACTS
FROM DENVER,” the big western reform
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mieh well-known and powerful writers as
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Millinery.
. G. AIKEN HAS NOW A COM-
M . BS. linery
pleto and fashionable Stock o f Mil­
at Leneve’ s drug store.
a
COMPLETE
ST O C K -E V E R Y T H IN G
NEW.
Large Assortment,
Seasonable and
Up to Date.
This old reliable nnd
most successful spec­
ialist in San Frar cis­ Call early and make selection and g e l
prices—at Leneve’s drug store.
co, still continues to
.MBS. A. O. AIKEN.
cure all Sexual and ocl‘20)
Heminal Diseases,
such as Gonorrhea,
G l e e I, H tr. o t n re,
Syphilis, in all its
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N e r v o u s Debility,
Impotency, Heminal Weakness and Loss of
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! and excesses producing the following synip-
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the ears, loss of confidence, ditlidenoe in COR. F IR S T AN D H A L L STS.
approaching strangers, palpitation of tho
Near R. R. Depot,
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss
j of memory, pimples on the face, coiighn,
C O Q U IlX E CITY, OBEOON.
conKnmpvon. etc.
I T)K. GIBBON has praetir- d in San Fran­
cisco over ROycar^ an 1 those troubled should THIRST-CLASS FARE, by the single
i not fail to consult him and receive the 1 » n- 1 m e a l, day or time boarders.
1 etit of his great skill and experience. The A limited number o f nicelv-kvpt
rooms, with clean and com fort­
I d'»otor cur* a when others fail. Try him.
able bedding.
Cl RES GUARANTEED. Persons cured
Comfortable sitting room.
at home. Charges reasonable. 4’all or
Kates to suit the times nnd
write
DU J. F. GIBBON.
made known on application.
025 Kearney street, Han Francisco, Cal.
M rs. S h e p p a rd ’s
BoardingjHouse,